Israel on a Knife Edge
The words landed hard from Hasan Piker on The Breakfast Club. Israel’s right to exist, he said, is like Nazi Germany. Zionism, he added, is a fascist ideology.
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The words landed hard from Hasan Piker on The Breakfast Club. Israel’s right to exist, he said, is like Nazi Germany. Zionism, he added, is a fascist ideology.
Six million people have been deported from Pakistan and Iran back to Afghanistan under the Taliban, as of August.
The video shows an attack on Kharg Island, posted by Donald Trump on Truth Social. The military quickly said it was not authentic. Why does this matter now?
The US military carried out additional strikes on Iran on Tuesday. Tehran attacked Jordan, Bahrain, and Kuwait in response.
Three missiles struck the southern Iranian city of Lamerd on February 28.
The room echoes with asks and demos. Why are these tools so quickly moving from boardrooms to dashboards? What problem are they solving now?
Donald Trump told Canadian companies to move their operations to the United States immediately or face new tariffs.
That is a clean condition. It also raises a messy question.
ESPN Unlimited content is now on YouTube TV. That one line carries a lot of weight for a lot of fans who want their big sports and deeper stories in one place.
Google is launching an AI image creator and editor called Google Pics. Why now, and who benefits from this move?
President Trump says the United States now controls more than 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil.
The Strait of Hormuz is opening, and Iran is losing the one thing it counted on to keep the world listening.
Lionel Messi is done with Argentina.
John Ternus becomes Apple's CEO on Tuesday. Tim Cook has led the company for nearly 15 years. The handoff arrives with Apple valued above $4 trillion.
Together AI will run its open-source models on 250 megawatts of Saudi electricity and 120,000 AI chips from Humain, a state-backed artificial intelligence.
Footage of the deadly flash flooding in Tibet is hidden from public view in China. Think about that for a second.
Nearly 200,000 people were forcibly returned to Haiti in the first eight months of 2024.
A copyright fight is starting to feel like background noise, until a number like $1.5 billion drifts into the room.
The first strike hit Iranian rocket launchers and the room froze for a moment in Jordanian airspace. Then the retaliation landed on US forces there.
NASA launched the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope from Cape Canaveral, Florida, on Sunday.
The endgame of this Iran conflict could be written in the price tags you see on the pumps and the shelves.
The Central Council of Jews in Germany wants Chancellor Friedrich Merz's government to make it a crime to deny Israel's right to exist.
The Treasury Department has sanctioned Palestine Action, Autistici Inventati, and Masar Badil. U.S. assets tied to these groups are now frozen.
Why is this showing up as a demand tied to one leader and one policy lever.
The United States now holds majority control of a joint oil venture with a Venezuelan energy company, a deal announced Friday that gives Washington 55% of.
At least 4,000 Greenlandic women and girls received intrauterine devices or contraceptive injections between 1966 and 1991, some as young as 12, often without.
President Donald Trump is no longer in a hurry to end the war he once called a "little excursion" lasting a matter of weeks. Six months after the U.S.
Meta has agreed to pay up to $5 billion more if TikTok and YouTube copy its new limits on minors.
British Columbia is telling its own people to think twice before crossing the border. Premier David Eby said it plainly at a late August press conference.
The flags of Micronesia and the Marshall Islands appeared on a Truth Social post this week under a heading that said U.S. Territories.
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council says the United States must correct its behavior before the Strait of Hormuz opens.
The announcement lands just as the toll of airstrikes and child deaths mounts. Why now, this time, this framing?
Stripe has agreed to acquire OpenRouter for more than 7 billion. Why now, and who wins from this framing?
BlackBerry is returning to the public eye as a software provider. It has moved beyond phones to sell software for cars, robots, and defense systems.
Amazon plans to add its drone delivery service to 500 more cities and towns by year's end. The current coverage area will grow sixfold.
YouTube is asking new creators to log 8,000 hours of watch time in a year, or 20 million Shorts views in 90 days, before they can join the YouTube Partner.
The University of Michigan will not assign letter grades to freshmen for their first semester starting next fall.
SpaceX now owns Cursor after paying $60 billion for the San Francisco coding startup. The deal closed on August 14, 2026.
YouTube will count a view from the moment a video begins to play, effective August 24. That one frame is enough.
Apple's plan to ship camera-equipped AirPods in 2027 has ignited a privacy debate before the product even exists.